Dietetic consultation
During dietetic consultation, our dietitian assesses the patient's current nutritional status and evaluates their eating habits, and can then put together a nutrition plan or diet tailored to the patient's goals, circumstances and professional recommendations – whether to maintain good health or to support the treatment of existing conditions such as diabetes or insulin resistance.
- More than 50 specialists Our dietitians work with the support of gastroenterologists and internal medicine specialists.
- No one-size-fits-all diet We evaluate your habits, lab results and goals together.
- Practical guidance At the end of the consultation, you leave with a ready-made plan that fits into your everyday life.
- Reading labels, finding substitutes We teach you the tricks of smart shopping and swapping ingredients.
When should you see a dietitian?
Eating mindfully does not mean starving yourself — our dietitians help you find your way through a world of contradictory information.
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After a digestive diagnosis
If you have been diagnosed with lactose, fructose or gluten intolerance.
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Insulin resistance or diabetes
Personalised carbohydrate counting and blood sugar optimisation.
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Bloating and irritable bowel
Identifying the foods that trigger your complaints and putting together a gentle diet.
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Managing food intolerance
If you already have your lab results but do not know how to build your menu around them.
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Weight management, metabolic disorders
Lasting, healthy weight loss without self-denial or the yo-yo effect.
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Lifestyle change and prevention
If you want to avoid lifestyle diseases and boost your energy levels.
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Sports nutrition, special requirements
Performance enhancement or professional supervision of a vegan or vegetarian diet.
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High blood pressure or cholesterol
Putting together dietary therapies that support the heart and blood vessels.
Interpreting your results and planning your daily menu are two separate tasks — in the consultation, we tackle both together with you.
This list is for information only and does not replace an examination by a specialist. Dietetic consultation complements treatment; it does not replace it. If you have any questions, call us: 06-1-413-2500 (H–P 9–17).
Why choose dietetic consultation at Endomedix?
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Unique gastroenterology support
Our dietitians do not work in isolation: they are supported by more than 50 Endomedix specialists — gastroenterologists, internal medicine specialists and oncologists. This close cooperation ensures that your diet is also as well founded as possible from a medical point of view.
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Personalised assessment
We do not believe in templates. During the consultation, we evaluate your current habits, lab results and goals in detail. You receive a practical nutrition plan that fits easily into everyday life and takes your tastes and lifestyle into account.
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Knowledge you can use from tomorrow
Our aim is education. In the consultation, we teach you how to read labels, substitute ingredients and shop smart, so you do not just get a sheet of paper but a toolkit that helps you stay healthy in the long term.
How should you prepare for the consultation?
To make our work together as effective as possible, it is worth bringing the following to the consultation.
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Food diary
For 3–5 days, write down what and when you ate and drank — including snacks and any complaints that occurred.
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Medical results
Bring your most recent lab results and the discharge summaries of any gastroenterology examinations.
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Medicines and vitamins
Make a list of the products you take regularly, as these affect how your diet is put together.
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List of questions
Write down your specific questions at home, so that you get an answer to everything during the consultation.
Did you know?
Five questions and answers about dietetic consultation.
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Did you know that the fee for dietetic consultation can also be paid from your health fund account?
It is an excellent investment in your health, which can also be funded from tax-advantaged savings.
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Did you know that food intolerance often causes skin symptoms or migraine too?
Often it is not abdominal complaints but persistent headaches or eczema that signal that something in our diet does not agree with our body.
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Did you know that the word “diet” originally meant a way of life, not going hungry?
A dietitian's job is not to restrict, but to strike a balance between your body's needs and the pleasures of food.
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Did you know that after a comprehensive food intolerance test, a dietitian helps you interpret the list of foods to avoid?
This way you avoid needlessly cutting important nutrients out of your diet — the report on its own is just a list; interpreting it is the specialist's job.
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Did you know that a diet for insulin resistance no longer has to mean boring meals?
Modern dietetics offers such a variety of recipes that people living with insulin resistance can also enjoy wholesome, mouth-watering meals.
Can also be paid from a health fund account
The examination fee can of course also be paid from your health fund account — our colleagues will be happy to give you the details. The list of health funds that work with Endomedix can be found here.
- Health fund account The fees for dietetic consultation and the accompanying sample meal plan can also be paid from your health fund account.
- Questions about the details? Call us on +36 1 413 2500 or write to us via the contact page.
